Chapter 6 Daneisha Lea, Daishona Jones and Ashley Lowell
Summary: After Snowball had been chased out of the farm, Napoleon has begun to make many changes. The animals on the farm are now working six days a week, including Sunday afternoons. Napoleon has decided they need 'help' on the farm from the "outside world", so he invites Mr. Whymper (a human) onto the farm. The pigs are now residing in the farm house, and are sleeping in the beds. When the animals on the farm start to question this, Napoleon send squealer around to put an end to all curiosity. At the end of the chapter, Snowball becomes the blame for the destruction of the windmill the animals have been working so hard on.
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Quotes: Squealer refers to Napoleon as "The Leader" and the pigs move into the farm house and begin sleeping in beds. This isn't a quote but this shows how the pigs are starting to feel superior and above all the other animals.
Clover to Muriel: "Read me the fourth commandment. Does it not say something about never sleeping in a bed?" Muriel: "It says, 'No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets'" This is important because we're starting to see hoe the pigs take more privileges for themselves and justifies them by lying or secretly changing the commandments.
Napoleon: "Surely none of you wishes to see Jones back?" This keeps being thrown at the animals face to turn their attention away from what the pigs are really doing. It throws them off and is a way to make sure their on the same page with Napoleon and accept what he says.
Pg. 45 top paragraph "Once againthe animals were conscious of a vague uneasiness. Never to have any dealings with [humans], never to engage in trade, never to make use of money- had not these been among the earliest resolutions passed at the forst triumphat meeting after Jones was expelled? All the animals remembered passing such resolutions: or at least they thought that they remembered it." Snowball(Trotsky) was the one keeping the animals focused on why they started the rebellion againat Jones and other humans in the first place. Now that Snowball(Trotsky) is gone and Napoleon(Stalin) is making a lot of changes the animals are starting to lose sight of the purpose for rebelling. They don't even remembered the Seven Commandments really.
***IMPORTANT: Keep notes on how napoleon(Stalin) is making changes in order togive slack to ONLY the pigs. He's making the pigs of higher power. Also, if animal raises curiosity, notice how Squealer and the dogs are always around the corner to put that curiosity in its "proper perspective".
Daneisha Lea, Daishona Jones and Ashley Lowell
Summary: After Snowball had been chased out of the farm, Napoleon has begun to make many changes. The animals on the farm are now working six days a week, including Sunday afternoons. Napoleon has decided they need 'help' on the farm from the "outside world", so he invites Mr. Whymper (a human) onto the farm. The pigs are now residing in the farm house, and are sleeping in the beds. When the animals on the farm start to question this, Napoleon send squealer around to put an end to all curiosity. At the end of the chapter, Snowball becomes the blame for the destruction of the windmill the animals have been working so hard on.
Quotes: Squealer refers to Napoleon as "The Leader" and the pigs move into the farm house and begin sleeping in beds. This isn't a quote but this shows how the pigs are starting to feel superior and above all the other animals.
Clover to Muriel: "Read me the fourth commandment. Does it not say something about never sleeping in a bed?"
Muriel: "It says, 'No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets'"
This is important because we're starting to see hoe the pigs take more privileges for themselves and justifies them by lying or secretly changing the commandments.
Napoleon: "Surely none of you wishes to see Jones back?"
This keeps being thrown at the animals face to turn their attention away from what the pigs are really doing. It throws them off and is a way to make sure their on the same page with Napoleon and accept what he says.
Pg. 45 top paragraph
"Once againthe animals were conscious of a vague uneasiness. Never to have any dealings with [humans], never to engage in trade, never to make use of money- had not these been among the earliest resolutions passed at the forst triumphat meeting after Jones was expelled? All the animals remembered passing such resolutions: or at least they thought that they remembered it."
Snowball(Trotsky) was the one keeping the animals focused on why they started the rebellion againat Jones and other humans in the first place. Now that Snowball(Trotsky) is gone and Napoleon(Stalin) is making a lot of changes the animals are starting to lose sight of the purpose for rebelling. They don't even remembered the Seven Commandments really.
***IMPORTANT: Keep notes on how napoleon(Stalin) is making changes in order togive slack to ONLY the pigs. He's making the pigs of higher power. Also, if animal raises curiosity, notice how Squealer and the dogs are always around the corner to put that curiosity in its "proper perspective".